Product Information: T-Boost

Product Information
Our latest sublingual prohormone product, which has replaced Androspray, is called T-Boost®. It contains two prohormones that are the precursors to testosterone, namely androstenediol and androstenedione.

Like many physiological and biochemical changes that occur with aging, testosterone levels decline significantly with advancing age. Symptoms such as decreased sex drive, fatigue, depression, increased body fat, decreased muscle mass and loss of bone density, are all preceded by decreased testosterone production.

Whilst testosterone injections or patches can increase testosterone levels, they can remain elevated for days, or even weeks and eventually (unmonitored), cause a feed-back loop situation that can lead to testicular atrophy, (meaning loss of natural testosterone production). But T-Boost much more closely mimics the natural pulsate production of testosterone, and it presents a more natural effect because its half-life is approximately 3-hours.

And while, T-Boost does not have an anabolic action, it's does directly stimulate the androgenic receptors in the brain and therefore can enhance sexual, physical and mental performance when taken at a dose of 15mg to 30mg thirty to sixty minutes before the effects are desired.

T-Boost can also provide energy bursts due to the enhancement of both androstenediol and androstenedione, two very-short acting but energizing testosterone precursors, (as used by the Russian Olympic teams!)

T-Boost can also be used to help mimic normal pulsate testosterone production and alleviate the age-related testosterone decline, by spraying a total of 9mg to 30mg into the mouth at bedtime, and perhaps also in the morning. (Note: Each spray provide 2mg of androstenediol and 1mg of androstenedione, i.e. a total of 3mg). As many people are discovering, more is not necessarily better when it comes to testosterone prohormones. It is the type, delivery and absorption method that has the greatest significance.

Some physicians also believe that women can benefit from occasional low-dose use, but that they should monitor for signs of the reversible affects of secondary male characteristics, (such as voice deepening, or hair on the face etc.). Should such side effects occur, reduce or stop (temporarily or otherwise), the dosing as necessary.

Note: It is known that androstenediol cannot convert to the estrogen- estradiol, (it converts directly to testosterone- but of course testosterone can convert to estradiol), but that androstenedione can convert to estradiol directly. However, injectable, transdermal and sublingual forms are far less likely to do so, and thus remain the only way to administer these types of hormones.

T-Boost should not be used by persons who suffer from, have suffered from, or may suffer from prostate or testicular irregularities, including cancer.